"Baby Jaguar" (currently known as Jaguar) is a main character and one of the two deuteragonists from Dora the Explorer and Go, Diego, Go!. He is Diego's best friend. In Go, Diego, Go!, he is the show's equivalent of Boots.
Appearances in Dora the Explorer[]
Season 3[]
- Meet Diego! (debut in production order)
- Boots' Special Day (during Map's segment)
- Rescue, Rescue, Rescue! (debut in airing order; only appearance without Diego)
- Baseball Boots
- Job Day
- Dora's Pirate Adventure
Season 4[]
Season 5[]
Season 6[]
Season 7[]
- Dora's Fantastic Gymnastics Adventure
- Dora & Diego's Amazing Animal Circus Adventure
- Dora's Thanksgiving Day Parade
- The Butterfly Ball
Season 8[]
Appearances in Go, Diego, Go![]
- Rescue of the Red-Eyed Tree Frogs!
- Diego Saves Baby Humpback Whale
- Journey to Jaguar Mountain
- Linda the Llama Saves Carnival (cameo)
- A Blue Morpho Butterfly is Born
- Cool Water for Ana the Anaconda
- Diego's Great Dinosaur Rescue
- Baby Jaguar to the Rescue
- Diego Saves Christmas
- The Great Jaguar Rescue
- Diego the Hero
- Diego's Safari Rescue
- Rainforest Rhapsody (cameo in the crowd)
- Whistling Willie Finds a Friend
- The Bobo's Mother's Day
- It's a Bug's World
- Freddie the Fruit Bat Saves Halloween!
- The Great Polar Bear Rescue
- Where is Okapi's Brother?
- All Aboard the Giant Panda Express!
- Diego's Ringed Seal Rescue
- Leaping Lemurs
- Welcome Home, Lion Cub!
- Cotton-Top Tamarin Cave Rescue
- Fiercest Animals
Looks[]
Baby Jaguar has tan fur, with a brown pattern. His eyes are light brown with black pupils.
Trivia[]
- Baby Jaguar appeared on many episodes of Go, Diego, Go!.
- His theoretical name is Sharkey, named after his voice actor Thomas Sharkey.
- Baby Jaguar is Go, Diego, Go!'s equivalent of Boots because he is Diego's best friend like Boots is Dora's best friend.
- He is the only forest friend character to physically age in the Dora and Friends: Into the City!. All of the other forest friends remain the same design in the original series.
- Baby Jaguar did not talk during Seasons 3 and 4 on Dora the Explorer (all he does is meow and sometimes roar), but did on Go, Diego, Go! and later episodes of Dora the Explorer. However, he technically first spoke on Dora the Explorer in Dora's World Adventure!.
- Baby Jaguar is very ticklish.
- Baby Jaguar appeared in the Dora and Friends: Into the City episode "For the Birds". In this episode, he's grown into an adolescent jaguar and is now called Jaguar instead of "Baby" Jaguar because he is not so young anymore.
- For some odd reason in "For the Birds" his tail is white on the end. Unlike the original series, where the tip of his tail was brown.
- Koda Gursoy, who did the voice of Boots from Dora the Explorer in Season 8, also voices this character in Dora and Friends: Into the City!.
- Rescue, Rescue, Rescue is the only episode where he appears without Diego.
- In Boots' Special Day, Baby Jaguar did not appear in person, but he did appear in the picture map.
- He never appeared in any Season 1-2 episodes.
- Although Baby Jaguar is completely absent in Dora and the Lost City of Gold, a stuffed jaguar plush appears as a homage to him.
- In ABC Animals, there was a jaguar that resembles him.
- His first voice actor, Thomas Sharkey, also does the singing voice of Austin from the Nickelodeon show, The Backyardigans and Shovel from season 6 of Blue's Clues.
Gallery[]
Older Baby Jaguar in Dora and Friends: Into the City!
Ouch!
Baby Jaguar hugging Diego.
Baby Jaguar as a kid.
Baby Jaguar with Diego, Alicia, and the red-eyed tree frogs.
Baby Jaguar and Blue Morpho.
Baby Jaguar with Dora and Boots.
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Baby Jaguar ziplines with Diego
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Baby Jaguar as a pirate for Halloween.
Baby Jaguar as a pirate for the Pirate Play.
Newborn Baby Jaguar.
Baby Jaguar running with his mother.
Mama Jaguar giving Baby Jaguar a piggyback ride down the hill.
Baby Jaguar swimming with his mother.
Baby Jaguar and Lion Cub
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ROAR!
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High five!
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